Fredgy Noël is a Haitian-American director and writer. She learned English watching MTV and began her career there in On-Air Promotions, where she developed an instinct for how image, rhythm, and emotion move culture. Her work lives at the intersection of humor and heartbreak, centering women who refuse to disappear. Blending visual poetry with emotional precision, her films explore identity, power, and the contradictions that shape us. She has collaborated with brands including Dr. Martens, Jergens, and NBCUniversal. Her work has received a Clio Bronze, a Promax Gold, and has screened at T...
Fredgy Noël is a Haitian-American director and writer. She learned English watching MTV and began her career there in On-Air Promotions, where she developed an instinct for how image, rhythm, and emotion move culture. Her work lives at the intersection of humor and heartbreak, centering women who refuse to disappear. Blending visual poetry with emotional precision, her films explore identity, power, and the contradictions that shape us. She has collaborated with brands including Dr. Martens, Jergens, and NBCUniversal. Her work has received a Clio Bronze, a Promax Gold, and has screened at Tribeca, BFI, Outfest, DOC NYC, and the Museum of the City of New York. Raised between D.C., Haiti, and Miami, New York City is the place she has lived the longest—a city that continues to shape both her identity and her storytelling.